Below are frequently asked questions which arise during the selling and buying process and which may be of assistance to you if you are embarking on such a transaction, particularly if you are doing this for the first time.

We hope this guide helps you to follow the steps involved in the conveyancing process. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us and discuss your requirements with one of our conveyancing team. At various stages during the transaction we will need to discuss matters with you and take your instructions on various aspects of your proposed sale and/or purchase so will be in regular contact with you.

Where do I start?

How do I sell the property?

What conveyancing costs will I incur?

When should I instruct Seldons?

What happens when I have agreed to sell my property?

What happens next?

What goes in the contract?

What happens after that ?

What is exchange of contracts?

What happens next?

What happens on completion day?

Is that it finished?

Where and what should I buy?

How do I know how much to pay for my new property?

I have found a property and agreed a price - what do I do next?

If you have not already been in touch with us, call us as soon as possible either by telephone to discuss your property purchase with on of our conveyancing specialists or by completing the instructions form in the relevant form section of this website.

The estate agent will notify the seller and buyer’s solicitors of the agreed terms and we will request draft contract papers from the seller’s solicitors. We will also confirm to you in writing our instructions to act on your behalf on your purchase and ask you to let us have monies on account of search fees.

What conveyancing costs will I incur?

Do I need a mortgage?

When do I have the property surveyed?

What will be in the contract package?

Meanwhile, on your behalf ………

When do I pay the deposit?

What is exchange of contracts?

What happens between exchange and completion?

…And on completion day…

After completion of your purchase ….